The phrase "articular capsule" is not correct in written English; it seems to be a misspelling of "articular capsule." You can use "articular capsule" when discussing the anatomical structure that surrounds a joint, providing stability and support.
Example: "The articular capsule plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the knee joint during movement."
Alternatives: "joint capsule" or "articular ligament."
But after his 33rd minute injury – which was caused in a collision with Hamburg's Rafael van der Vaart – he faces a substantial period out of action after suffering a total dislocation of his knee in which the anterior cruciate ligament, medial collateral ligament and meniscus were all torn away from the articular capsule.
Rousey is a former judo champion, and she won her first eight M.M.A. fights with a move known in judo as juji gatame, which can be painful to contemplate, let alone receive: it is a type of arm bar designed to hyperextend an opponent's elbow, stretching ligaments, tearing the articular capsule, and even grinding away the bone if the opponent doesn't concede quickly enough.
The obturator enters the thigh through the obturator foramen; motor branches proceed to the obturator internus and gracilis muscles as well as the adductor muscles, while sensory branches supply the articular capsule of the knee joint.
The pressure resulting from bleeding within the articular capsule will increase after this point in time.
The articular capsule is then carefully isolated and removed, revealing the head and neck.
On axial slices, the articular capsule rests in front of the ilio-femoral ligament and the ischiofemoral ligament, at the back.
Soft tissues and articular capsules were cut to expose the knee joints.
A further qualitative observation indicated that the articular capsules were restored and perfectly functioning in all specimens except the two unsuccessful samples.
Immediate repositioning of the atlantoaxial subluxation, cage rest and treatment with analgesics probably neutralized pain arising from articular joint capsules in both of these dogs.
Two analyses were performed: first, the respective contributions of extra- and intra-articular tissues (capsule, labrum and ligamentum teres) were compared against each other to determine their relative importance.
Ultrasonographic changes in size, shape, architecture, and echogenicity of ligaments, tendons, joint capsule, articular cartilage, and bony surfaces of the metacarpophalangeal joint were associated with the anatomopathologic findings.
